Can SiteSpinner Pro be used to work with my site that I developed using Adobe Dreamweaver CS2?
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Hi Harry - I am pretty sure the answer is no to that one. If you are able to use DreamWeaver, SiteSpinner probably wouldn't be powerful enough. It is really meant for non-techie people like me! Steve
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You can use any fonts that are on your computer system. However, keep in mind that some fonts are considered Web Safe, and some are not. SiteSpinner identifies which fonts are safe to use.
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I don't know about this...sorry! I found this software difficult to work with (though I'm sure others like it just fine). Hope it works out well for you.
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Absolutely. They can run any file that you link. Just link the script and it works, no problems. I've done this myself :D
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My understanding is "yes"...but if you use the program on both systems simultaneously, you may get a raised eyebrow from corel. but I have had trouble running it on my desktop for some reason.....desktop is more than adequately powerful...but corel engineers shrugged and said "yes...we've seen this problem and our engineers are working on it"......3 months ago....still no answer to several emails asking for assistance. ... maybe d/l the free trial 1st on both an see if they'll run it.
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In Elements, you will still be able to use all the features you mentions. What elements is lacking is stuff you or I would probably never use, like support from RAW formated photos and vector graphix, or a feature called image warp. CS2 is more for the proffesional user so most likely theres not much of anything you will miss by switching to elements.
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yes.i do web dev. and game. set buttons up to execute programs/so on> just load the driver
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Yes had to add my site manually then it automatically hooks up each time. It is slow sometimes and freezes up.
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I'm not having much luck with mine. Not Win7 friendly. I had it working with SoundForge and AcidPro, a bit. But nothing from Adobe CS6 production premium seems to work with it. The two Sont applications also stopped seeing it after a bit. Kind of a waste of money in my book. :-(
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Don't bother. Highly specialized apps (like those in CS3) you want to run natively. And the mac version is very good. Call Adobe; they DO offer a cross-platform upgrade (there is cost, but it's significantly less than buying a new product). You'll be much happier in the long run, and save time running them natively.
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If you buy the pro system. Send an email to kenc@greenscreenwizard.com and I will give you a free plugin
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Yes, absolutely no problem. We currently run CS3 but also Corel X5 and a host of other graphics programs in a production environment.
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It's a great package ........ but does take time to get to grips with for more complex sites. It really depends what you want to produce on your site. There is a fantastic team of guys who 'help' via a forum - they are unbelievably good! I love SiteSpinner, as it does so much more and is more versatile than so many other packages I tried.
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It's probably the same hardware and software as the other site that you looked at. Check and see if the version of pro tools is the same though. It may be the full version of pro tools rather than pro tools express.
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I loaded two plugins (including Nix) into CS3 the same way I loaded them into CS2 and they worked fine. I did have to uninstall Nix from CS2 before installing it in CS3 though.
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Can't remember. It didn't do what I wanted so I returned to for Project Pro. Double check the features you want, standard vs pro.
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Sorry, I am not familiar with the Dreamweaver. I can tell you that I have been using mine for about two years and I just bought a second one for my daughter.